The Phoenix Suns are finalizing their head coaching search, focusing on two finalists from the Cleveland Cavaliers: associate coach Johnnie Bryant and assistant Jordan Ott. This decision follows the dismissal of Mike Budenholzer and the hiring of new GM Brian Gregory. After an extensive process with over 15 interviews, the Suns will meet with Bryant and Ott in Michigan this week. Star player Devin Booker has played a role in the search. Both finalists emphasize player development and toughness, essential elements reported in the Cavaliers' successful season where they ranked highly in offensive efficiency.
The Suns have narrowed their head coaching search to two finalists, Cleveland Cavaliers associate coach Johnnie Bryant and assistant Jordan Ott, aiming to find a leader after their recent struggles.
Devin Booker has been actively involved in the coaching search, indicating the significant influence of players in the Suns’ decision-making process as they look for a fourth coach in four seasons.
Both finalists, Bryant and Ott, are bringing a focus on toughness, grit, and player development from a Cavaliers team that excelled in both offensive and defensive metrics.
The Suns have utilized their unique position as the only team with a head coaching vacancy to conduct a thorough and patient search, interviewing over 15 candidates.
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